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Ireland team to play Norway

  • 16-11-2010 5:20pm
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    Trapattoni names side for Norway

    Tuesday, 16 November 2010 15:18
    Giovanni Trapattoni has named a much-changed starting XI for Wednesday night's friendly international against Norway at the Aviva Stadium.
    Shay Given will captain the side in the absence of the injured Robbie Keane, while Stephen Kelly and Greg Cunningham take their places at full-back.
    Darren O'Dea will partner John O'Shea in central defence.

    Keith Fahey comes in to start alongside Glenn Whelan in central midfield, while Liam Lawrence and Damien Duff are on the wings.
    Shane Long and Kevin Doyle are named up front.


    Given (Manchester City); Kelly (Fulham), O'Shea (Manchester United), O'Dea (Ipswich Town), Cunningham (Leicester City); Lawrence (Portsmouth), Fahey (Birmingham City), Whelan (Stoke City), Duff (Fulham), Long (Reading), Doyle (Wolves).


    Didnt see this posted up.Dissapointed Coleman doesnt even get a start in a friendly.
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